ioBroker is an integration platform for the Internet of Things, focused on Building Automation, Smart Metering, Ambient Assisted Living, Process Automation, Visualization and Data Logging. It aims to be a possible replacement for software like f.e. fhem, OpenHAB or the thing system by the end of 2014. ioBroker will be the successor of CCU.IO, a project quite popular in the german HomeMatic community.
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Concept**

ioBroker is not just an application, it's more of a a concept, a database schema, and offers a very easy way for systems to interoperate. ioBroker defines some common rules for a pair of databases used to exchange data and publish events between different systems.
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architecture**

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Databases**

ioBroker uses Redis and CouchDB. Redis is an in-memory key-value data store and also a message broker with publish/subscribe pattern. It's used to maintain and publish all states of connected systems. CouchDB is used to store rarely changing and larger data, like metadata of systems and things, configurations or any additional files.

**Adapters
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Systems are attached to ioBrokers databases via so called adapters, technically processes running anywhere in the network and connecting all kinds of systems to ioBrokers databases. A connection to ioBrokers databases can be implemented in nearly any programming language on nearly any platform and an adapter can run on any host that is able to reach the databases via ip networking.

It's been a while since I posted here, but openLuup has continued development and is now a really very capable controller with extensive plug-in compatibility with Vera. Latest version always available from GitHub here https://github.com/akbooer/openLuup

Hi all
we are working on a new web client for our domotic framework.
Here some screenshots
It's a WIP so we need any help to complete it.
The code is available at https://github.com/freedomotic/fd-vue-webapp/

If anyone is interested in trying out the implementation using UDP packets sent to the subnet broadcast address, check out my pull request https://github.com/mysensors/Arduino/pull/66
thozza created this issue in mysensors/Arduino
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Dynamic IP assignment using DHCP and dynamic controller discovery for Ethernet Gateway
#66

Okay, finally got the original nrf24l01 SMD modules with the square chip visible... As exptected, things work just fine now, so the culprit of my issues was really the incompatible/fake "nrf24l01" SMD modules with the epoxy blob. If you want to use normal nrf24l01+ modules together with this smd gateway, DO
NOT USE the smd module with the epoxy blob, as they won't work.
Using only the fake SMD modules might work, too, but mixing the fake modules with real ones does not work.